Is Snoring Dangerous? When Should You Worry?

Why Do People Snore? Snoring happens when air cannot flow freely through the nose and throat during sleep. Common causes include: Nasal blockage or sinus problems Deviated nasal septum Enlarged tonsils or adenoids Tongue, palate or larynx issues Obesity Alcohol or smoking When Should You Worry About Snoring? Snoring may be dangerous if it is […]
Vertigo – A Quick Patient Guide

By Dr. Seema Gupta, ENT Specialist Vertigo is a false feeling of spinning or movement even when you’re standing still. Many patients describe it as “everything around me is rotating.” Common ENT Causes are BPPV, Vestibular neuritis, Ménière’s disease, Migraine-related vertigo Typical Symptoms are Sudden spinning sensation, Unsteadiness while walking, nausea or vomiting, Head heaviness, […]
Tonsillitis – A Quick Guide

TONSILLITIS is the inflammation of the tonsils, usually caused by viral or bacterial infection. It commonly affects children but can occur at any age. SYMPTOMS: Sore throat Fever Difficulty swallowing Swollen tonsils Bad breath CAUSES: Viral (most common) or Bacterial infection TREATMENT: Viral tonsillitis → rest, warm fluids, pain relief Bacterial → […]
Myths About Earwax: What You Should Know

Earwax (cerumen) is often misunderstood. Many people try to clean it unnecessarily, which can lead to ear problems. Here are the most common myths and the real facts. Myth 1: “Earwax is dirty and must be removed regularly.” Fact: Earwax protects the ear by trapping dust and germs. The ear is self-cleaning. Wax usually […]